4-bedroom apartments for rent in good cause buildings in Upper West Side

Good cause is a tenant-protection category for buildings that may have limits on certain rent increases or non-renewals. It does not mean the apartment is rent-stabilized or that every lease term is standardized.

There are 2 4-bedroom apartments for rent in Upper West Side right now. Because this is a live inventory count, it can change as units are added or rented.

The median rent is $15,765 for this page scope. It is a useful benchmark for budget planning, but your actual monthly cost can be higher once you include fees, utilities, and move-in costs.

Start with the median rent of $15,765, then check whether the room count, total square footage, and lease structure work for your household. In a smaller inventory, the bedroom count and unit count can make pricing move quickly.

Ask about application fees, broker fees, deposits, renewal terms, and any building rules tied to the lease. Good cause protections do not remove the need to verify what you will owe at move-in and over time.

No. Good cause is not an official affordable-housing program. It is a market housing category with tenant-protection rules, so the asking rent is still a regular market rent rather than income-restricted or subsidized housing.

Openigloo uses the building’s regulatory status to group apartments where good cause protections may apply. That means the page scope is based on tenant-protection status, not on price, income limits, or lottery eligibility.